[solved] Windows 7 - right-click menu not available

[lesdes]

Using Windows 7 and it seems that the right-click menu has been replaced by the useless generic right-click from W7.

Can I get it back somehow?

I frequently use "Auto-scale" and can achieve that via the Connection Options button but I can't find any way to save a .vnc file from a currently open session - very important for me as I do not want to enter passwords on every connection.

[mod=494,1263143006]added [solved] to title
right click on title bar and you have all vncviewer system menu options[/mod]

[redge]

ultravnc never had right click menu as my knowledge
maybe you confusing tightvnc or real vnc.


vncviewer connected to remote... system menu (Alt+space)
save connection info as (Ctrl+Alt+F5)

[lesdes]

It most certainly does have where I am sitting.

Maybe I was not clear in my original post.

I make a connection to a remote site and a green eye appears on my task-bark at the bottom of the screen.

Right-click on the icon and it shows nearly 30 options. Near the bottom is one "Same connection info ...".

Just checked it on my XP machine and it is there.

[redge]

do you have a screen capture ?

win7rc with vncviewer 1.0.8.2 connected to vista business with winvnc 1.0.8.2 as service system
at vncviewer title bar, right click and the system menu have the options

vncviewer_tab 1.0.5.4,
you need to create your own shortcut for access the system menu

[lesdes]

title bar, right click

Thats it! I did not know that the right-click menu in W7 has moved to the title bar.

Many thanks.